This video will show you how to calculate the bond price and yield to maturity in a financial calculator.
If you need to find the Present value by hand please watch this video :)
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This video will make total sense to those who have a Ti-83/84, Casio Fx-CG 10, 20, 50, 500, or any of the HP financial calculators. Sorry to hear anyone being made to calculate financial problems involving Time Value of Money/Bond calculations by hand. We're never going back to the stone age, so tell your teachers to get a life.

ok guys.....vanessa did a good job with the explanation but she is getting quiet a bashing for not explaning the formula
so, here is the formula (boy i had to search for 40 minutes to get this formula), even other youtube videos are not showing the formula as it is long winded
PV (total) = actually are two different PV
PV = PV of par value + PV of interest payments
So, PV of par value formula is easiest which is = FV/(1+r)^2
r = market interest rate which is 12% in this case
and PV of interest rate = PMT [1-(1/1+r)^2 / r ]
PMT = is the fixed amount being paid each year in this case $80

please sove and help me
Par val. Rs 1000/- maturers in 12 years , coupan rate 11%,
and has a yield to maturity of 12% the current yield on this bnd is ?
2] a coupan bonds is reported as ask price of 113%of the rs
1000/- par value. If the last interest payment was made 2 months ago and the
coupan rate is 12% the invoice price of bond will be …….
3] a coupan bond that pays interest annually is selling at
par value of rs 1000/- matures in 5
years , and has a coupan rate of 9% the yield to maturity of this bond
is ….
4] a coupan bond that pays interest annually , has a par
value of rs 1000/- matures in 5 years and has yield to maturity of 10% . The
intrinsic value of the bond today will be …… if the coupan rate is 12%

What are the steps in calculating the yield to maturity?
That's my only problem..cause I understand your explanation about calculating bonds..its just that I didn't get the "yield to maturity" part. Please please heelp I need it for our exam

Can someone please explain to me :
WHYYYY THE HEELLL WE Learn this useless formulas of ( finance - economy - sometimes accounting ) in College that has nothing to the when you have job after you graduate ?????????
which formula do we use in our job ?????????

Thank you Ms. Vanessa Graulich. I am having a harder time hearing your voice compared to the intro which was louder over my speakers...BUT You are helping me gain more perspective in calculating bonds than me just trying to understand my text book.
I APPRECIATE YOU!!!

If I met you I would give you a big hug and thank you because you made what took a 2 hour lecture to explain and still made students confused, crystal clear in your 7 minute explanations............so Thank you again...you're the best ;)

I soooooo sooooo get it now.... I wish you would have done this in excel... And it clearly shows the PV value but if you don't the basis then watch an introductory video on what PV and FV is....
Thank you so much Vanessa I had to watch it a few times but now I not only get it, I understand the concept...

Thank you so much Sis, You teach us very well. And very easy to follow.
But what if the T-Bond Yield, Default Risk Premium and Liquidity Premium is given. No prices or any amount included. How to calculate that problem?

this video was not properly explained i became more confused trying to figure out how to calculate bond and yield to maturity(FYI i have wacthed the other video on calculating pv by hand), try explaining this better by breaking down the formular that is why this is youtube(everything should be broken down into basics)

Wow. Very helpful. A few thoughts.
1) For those not understanding this, you need to have a good grasp on PV, FV, etc before trying to understand this. If you don't already know how to work Time Value of Money problems on your financial calculator, this isn't going to help much. I'm sure Vanessa has other videos that can help with that. My favorite is by "mssuprof".
2) It would have been nice to have it stated that with semi-annual payments, everything gets doubled or halved. I didn't get that the first time. Maybe I wasn't paying attention though.
3) I'm 5 courses into my CFP and this is the best explanation on Yield to Maturity/Current Price, etc, I've been through!
Thanks so much!
(also, Valerie is right, very hard to hear)

+Vanessa Graulich so would be nice if you could reffer to that video, but actually yes. Video would make more sence if you would show the formula at least for the second. Now i have to look for the formula somewhere else, what means the video does not meet the requirements why i came here. But the video is still good dont get me wrong, seems you doing great job hope u will use my advice.

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